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Rugby League/Union NRL Ball Style PAX Tootle Note (PAX Good Behaviour Game)
Tootle Notes are a simple and effective way to promote positivity in your classroom. This rugby league/union-inspired Tootle Note design is aimed at increasing student engagement, particularly in PAX schools, but can be used in any classroom setting. Simply print, write a positive message and hand it to students throughout the day. You can also encourage students to create their own Tootle Notes and share them with their peers to build a positive classroom culture. Recommended to print at half p
K - 12th
Classroom Community, Physical Education, Social Emotional Learning
Basketball Tootle Note (PAX Good Behaviour Game)
Description Tootle Notes are a simple and effective way to promote positivity in your classroom. This basketball-inspired Tootle Note design is aimed at increasing student engagement, particularly in PAX schools, but can be used in any classroom setting. Simply print, write a positive message and hand it to students throughout the day. You can also encourage students to create their own Tootle Notes and share them with their peers to build a positive classroom culture. Recommended to print at ha
K - 10th
Physical Education
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Rotation Baseball/Kickball
Here is a clever little game we used to play during little league practice on occasion. It's a way to increase maximum participation for all children. Check it out. It's free. This is my first TPT creation and I really hope you appreciate it.
4th - 12th
Physical Education
Workout sheet 2
The major muscles used by the cheerleader are: The muscles of the upper legs and hips; the gluteals, the hamstrings, and the quadriceps. These exercises help those areas and with all the jumping, tumbling and dancing cheerleaders do, these exercises should be done every day.
7th - 12th, Adult Education
Dance, Physical Education
PE Alphabet Challenge
This is a fun PE activity for Primary/Elementary school children. All activities require no equipment and are perfect for homeschooling and at home fitness. Get those little ones exercising!
2nd - 12th
Health, Physical Education
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